This is not new we know. But again, recent survey shows Japanese cars are still motorists’ fav.
According to This is money web site,
Japanese cars took the top seven spots in terms of brand reliability while British motors such as Land Rover and Rover came in towards the bottom, in the Which? Car Magazine survey of almost 90,000 vehicles.
Japanese manufacturer Honda topped the chart with a reliability index rating of 85%, followed by Toyota (84%) and Daihatsu, Lexus, Mazda, Subaru and Suzuki – all achieving a rate of 83%.
But British marque Land Rover came joint bottom alongside Chrysler/Dodge with a rating of 67%, Rover was given 70% finishing fifth from the bottom, and MG was rated at 73%.
